Overview: Smart home gadgets bring automation, comfort, and energy efficiency to your living space.Look for compatibility with Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri ...

Across the board, Apple takes tech accessibility seriously. Their most visible efforts come via iPhone features like Voice Control, but are hardly limited to iOS and iPadOS. While accessibility ...

But I quickly discovered how limited these assistants are without the right cloud-based support. Then there's the fact that ...

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Sonos announced its first voice assistant, called Sonos Voice Control, several weeks ago. As of today, June 1, it’s finally available to use on any voice-enabled Sonos speaker. Before you can use ...

At last week’s Connections Conference in San Francisco, all the biggest names in smart homes converged to discuss the biggest challenges — and opportunities — facing their industry. There were panels ...

Sonos is adding its own voice control to its smart speakers, a music-focused assistant that puts privacy to the fore. While Sonos has supported Amazon Alexa and the Google Assistant on select models ...

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"Open Photos. Scroll up. Show numbers. 13." Over the years, Apple has frequently highlighted its accessibility work in commercials, but the ad that ran for a minute and a half during game 5 of the NBA ...

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In the mid-1970s, the U.S. Department of Defense and Carnegie Mellon together created the HARPY Speech Recognition System, the first voice recognition proof of concept capable of processing and ...